we begin the program in northern sinai egypt in the coverage of the deadliest attack in the country's modern history between the bombing of a mosque there and the gunman who followed at least three hundred and five people were killed president abdel fattah el-sisi has promised to avenge the dead through the use of what he calls brute force and he has reiterated that he and only he can guarantee egypt's security and stability but with each passing attack in northern sinai that line is becoming harder to sell a state of emergency has been in place there ever since two thousand and fourteen independent journalists have little to no access but at least president sisi can still count on most of the egyptian media especially talk show hosts on television whose loyalty remains firmly in place looming over the news coverage is a critically important piece of legislation an anti terror law passed two years ago that restricts reporters from publishing anything that contradicts the government's account of these kinds of attacks our starting point this week is a dateline the egyptian government h

the listening post here are some of the media stories we're tracking this week unrest in northern sinai it's a story the c.c. government wants told it's way robert mugabe's media legacy he did not transform zimbabwean news outlets he made them his own government's not based in washington are now using dollar trumps criticism of the u.s. media against american journalists and a match made in heaven the mainstream media and royal weddings we begin the program in northern sinai egypt in the coverage of the deadliest attack in the country's modern history between the bombing of a mosque there and the gunman who followed at least three hundred and five people were killed president abdel fattah el-sisi has promised to avenge the dead through the use of what he calls brute force and he has reiterated that he and only he can guarantee egypt's security and stability but with each passing attack in northern sinai that line is becoming harder to sell a state of emergency has been in place there ever since two thousand and fourteen independent journalists have little to no access but at least presi

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and egyptian officer and five soldiers have been killed in an explosion in north sinai the egyptian army says it was carrying out a military patrol outside the town of barrel when a roadside bomb hit their vehicle egyptian security forces had been fighting in sinai for several years and november suspected eisel fighters carried out a bomb and gun attack on a mosque in north sinai the killed more than two hundred fifty people. the u.n. says sixty in many civilians were killed in two separate air strikes by the saudi led coalition and just one day the first air raid on tuesday had a crowded market and ties province killing fifty four civilians including children the second killed fourteen people from the same family and the red sea province and who data saudi led air strikes have killed one hundred nine civilians in the past ten days according to the u.s. military in corner in yemen accuses all sides in the war showing complete disregard for human life. at least fourteen people have died in a fire in the indian city of mumbai this fire broke out late at night in the building in the center

because lebanon and egyptian officer and five soldiers have been killed in an explosion in north sinai the egyptian army said they were carrying out a military patrol when a roadside bomb hit their vehicle egyptian security forces have been fighting on groups in sinai for a number of years in november suspected isis fighters carried out a bomb and gun attack on a mosque in north sinai that killed more than two hundred fifty people and is writing military court has extended the detention of a palestinian teenager who was filmed kicking and slapping israeli soldiers earlier this month sixteen year old i had tommy was arrested by israeli troops last week along with her mother and cousin all three are now being held for an additional five days harry force it has more from the military court in the occupied west bank . we're inside the off a military prison compound inside which are the prefab buildings which make up the military court rooms here and we spent the last few hours inside one of those listening to arguments in a case which is gripped palestinians and israelis for very different

examples include isis sinai, isis libya, a q im and lcr austria. using these definitions is to cut off financial flows that are the lifeblood of these organizations. fourth, we were to counter radicalization in a way that's tailored to each of african countries unique circumstances. it isn't enough to stop fts from traveling towards own or remove them from the battlefield. this is a battle of ideas and we also need to delegitimize the radical ideology that attracts them in the first place had them from getting into terrorist pipelines. finally looking beyond foggy bottom the department of defense continues to enhance us counterterrorism priorities in north africa by taking the fight directly to the enemy. on october 29 our soldiers captured mustapha who was allegedly involved in the 2012 ben ghazi terrorist attacks. we transferred him to guarantee prosecution where he will face justice for his alleged crimes. we continue to investigate the perpetrators of this attack and we look forward to bring them to justice. mr. chairman, mr. ricky member, than

isis' increased presence in the sinai is troubling, to say the least. the attacks against coptic christians and muslims like the recent mosque attack highlight how large a threat isis still is in the region. in libya, we see rival factions in weak institutions undermine the capacity to govern the country. leaving few partners to work with the fight against terrorism. the by-product is freedom of movement for terrorists to plan, train, and finance their activities. at the same time, countries around the region are competing for influence and power rather than helping the domestic leaders build capacity and effective institutions to governor their own country. this only undermines counterterrorism efforts. however, this challenge is not something that can be con front solely to military force. targeted u.s. air strikes have been helpful, but political resolution in libya is vital to building long-term partner capacity and actually rooting out terrorism. if factionalism persists, we will never get beyond military action. also, i worry that the broader regi

major achievement by president of delphi c c the four links are intended to improve access to the sinai peninsula from the rest of egypt at the port side on the mediterranean and is my only a further south the plan is for them to deliver a long needed boost to the peninsula economy it's a volatile area where an offshoot of the so-called islamic state has a foothold the militants claimed responsibility for the downing of a russian plane in two thousand and fifteen killing more than two hundred people but the peninsula is also receiving investment the plan is for sustainable economic growth bringing jobs martin has an connects company has provided some of the know how the german engineering firm developed the huge drills used in the tunnel project as president of the egyptian president attach great importance to us giving skills to egyptian engineers for children with trained in germany before working on the project here where. president el-sisi took part in a test run on saturday up to six kilometers long and seventy meters deep the tunnels will soon be open for traffic. while christmas

commercial flights between the two countries which have been suspended since the incident over the sinai two years ago although no concrete date for the resumption of flights has been set yet thanks julia did always julia chapman there in moscow. well smaller stories making news around the world today in the u.s. a twenty seven year old man is in custody after an explosion in new york city's port authority bus terminal four people were hurt officials say the man was inspired by the so-called islamic state. french president obama will make calls will today kick off a summit aimed at showing the progress made towards the twenty fifteen paris climate accord ahead of the main talks mcallen awarded make our planet a great again grants to us scientists planning to relocate to france. and u.s. president trump is placing scrutiny once again over allegations of sexual misconduct three women who have accused of sexual harassment are calling for congress to investigate his behavior the white house says the claims are full studio. the indian capital delhi has been shocked recently by reports of how

the recent one is the sufi's of the muslims as we saw in the north sinai but also to a certain degree the targeting of police officers and army officers. talk about officer rank specifically because the soldiers in many ways they were they were spared only set aside but also you had. targeting sometimes of. primarily me some to some of the media personnel and of course israel in their case these were indiscriminate in many ways. so the cops come primarily a soft one they are the largest religious community after sunni muslims in egypt and to a certain degree the churches were targeted multiple times the problem is that there is no clear counterterrorism and counterinsurgency policies so for dealing with this for a while egypt has been just continuing the same blunders and same mistakes i was good to ask you about that about the counter sort of intelligence the counterinsurgency policy that the egyptian government has because we had the palm sunday attack earlier this year we saw the president himself come out to console the grieving community it seems that the words are there but ther

i don't did you can diss aggregate sinai. inside my country i would be worried about the prison population because the d radicalization program is decent and so as you have people coming out of prison and a normal criminals in prison being interacted with the jihadi that are there i just think that's what i would be worried about. >> i would like to open it up to questions. >> bill lawrence. george washington university. excellent panel. i really enjoyed it and obviously you can't cover everything in a panel but i wanted to point out two things and get your reaction. i mean, your argument about jihadi-- what was it, fast food jihadi is almost argued against by three or four other things you said about that incubation of grievance and so i would argue that, i mean, recently 6 different reasons people join isis, but most deep anecdotal and other research shows that humiliation triggers are often anything in those humiliations can happen much younger than three months before which got me to the point about the structural argumen

egypt's defense and interior minister as two officials were on an unannounced visit to the north of sinai last wednesday eisel says the missile struck another helicopter that was part of the entourage a spokesman for the egyptian armed forces has confirmed the death of an officer in an attack on the court last week gyptian security forces have been fighting i still in the sinai for years. south sudan's war exonerates have agreed to let the guns fall silent from sunday to allow deliveries of food medicine all the supplies to desperate civilians equipment was signed off in addis ababa between delegates representing president salva care and others on behalf of his baser rival a form of vice president rianna cha but the conflict has already displaced more than four million people creating the world's fastest growing refugee crisis hundreds of thousands of fled to northern kenya catherine sawyer reports now from a refugee camp in tekla. mall of south sudan's displaced people have made their way to this transit center in nothing kenya with that's really nothing to call their own helen arrived r

down egyptian officer and five soldiers have been killed in an explosion and north sinai the egyptian army says it was carrying out a military patrol in outside the town of when a roadside bomb hit their vehicle gyptian security forces have been fighting and sign off a seventy is a november suspected i said. has carried out a bomb and an attack on a mosque in north sinai that killed more than two hundred and fifty people. but for now a thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets of lima to protest against the pardon of former leader alberto for him or their live pictures from lima a decision by embattled president had republican chance he has prompted his culture minister to resign as the silver ports it also attracting international condemnation. peru is being forced to revisit a painful a not so distant past the presidential pardon of alberto fujimori who led latin american nation with an iron fist from one thousand nine hundred ninety to two thousand has sparked outrage in the country and beyond a group of un human rights experts has joined the critics calling it a slap in

and jepson soldier and five captain and five soldiers have been killed in an explosion in north sinai the egyptian army says it was carrying out a military patrol outside of the town to a roadside bomb hit their vehicle egyptian security forces have been fighting in sinai for several years and november suspected eisel fighters carried out a bomb and gun attack on a mosque in north sinai that killed more than two hundred fifty people. at least fourteen people have died in a fire in the indian city of mumbai that fire broke out late at night and a building in the center of the city firefighters have been battling that fire for more than five hours the building is near several hotels and restaurants in an area popular for nightlife the cause is not yet known. and a new york apartment fire left at least twelve people dead including a one year old baby four others were critically injured more than one hundred seventy firefighters battled that blaze and the bronx the cause is still not clear the mayor of new york city says it could have been much worse. this is the worst fire tragedy we hav

is it the security element in sinai? is it the ability of u.s. dollars?k in terms of liquidity, the central bank is extending to $6 billion, but the biggest risk is the commitment to reform, and they have been moving forward on that, a further removal of subsidies on energy prices. is that likely to pass through before the next presidential elections? potentially not. that might be one potential blip. beyond that, we see the egyptian authorities quite committed to reforming the economy and cutting out the painful reforms benefiting them in the long run. yousef: i also spoke to the head of this week's crucial oil meeting in vienna, and his thoughts on the wrangling over extending production cuts. >> i think the disagreement basically centers around what the different countries see as the ideal oil price. the russians have been pushing back, if we cut too much we push oil prices beyond -- one of the discussions panning out is potentially they will reach an agreement for cuts into the end of the year, but with a cop aveat that they are reviewed. yousef: what

i think the sinai is similar. if they control a little territory in the sinai and can threaten cairo, which is basically what they are doing now, is that sufficient? i think it's not as big as what they did in mosul and in raqqa, but i think is it sufficient -- is it a concern? yes. is it sufficient for us for them to hold territory and not to rebuild? absolutely. that's how it ends. >> does that islamic state, then, resemble iraq and syria, an adoption of tactics that may be an adjust for a region. things we should be watching? >> this is a problem with these groups. so not to go too far out but let's take

while israel pulled out of sinai and make peace with egypt and jordan it they crown ex east jerusalem along with that of the heights. abe this never recognized by the international community. i boundaries in status of jerusalem running a major stumbling block in efforts to find a t.. state solution with palestinianss. israel calls jerusalem its eternal and undivided capital. palestinians view east jerusalem as the capital of a future state. dozens of israeli settlements in east jerusalem considered illegal by international community further complicates the situation. i just don't have more about that i'm joined by you'll see michael but he's headed session relations and social sciences at regis university and an associate fact acts at chathamam house thank you very much indeeeed for joing us and we've seen at. here is reaction now from across the arab world we've seen and considered in criticism from from westernn countries. as well and. what is struck down here as he finished off the prospect of any kind of the still between israel and the palestinians? well enough and she didn't hav

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commercial flights between the two countries which have been suspended since the incident over the sinai two years ago although no concrete date for the resumption of flights has been set yet thanks julia did always julia chapman there in moscow. the indian capital delhi has been shocked in recent months by reports of the deaths of more than ten sanitation workers while cleaning septic tanks and sewers is through the spotlight on manual scavenging that's keeping the sewage systems flowing by without machinery or protective equipment it's banned by law in india but it's still widespread india correspondent sonja father has this report from delhi. every morning shows a patrol that few anywhere would want to do. as a manual scavenger he cleans blocked drains and gutters in dentist so he has been doing this the sexiest he earns anywhere between four hundred to eight hundred rupees a day that's about five to ten euros and we had the man to go with i almost threw up the first day here until then i've never cleaned the toilet in my own home the stench was disgusting i nearly quit. but i had to

comes a week after more than three hundred people were killed in an attack on a mosque in northern sinai matus is on a five day trip to reaffirm the u.s. commitment to the middle east he's now in jordan when next visit pakistan and kuwait. egyptian presidential candidate ahmed shafik has reportedly arrived in qatar enough to be arrested and deported from the united arab emirates sheikh had been based in the u.a.e. since losing to mohamed morsi in the two thousand and twelve election the former prime minister and air force commander announced last week he plans to run for president next year incumbent leader sisi is widely expected to seek another term. as an associate professor of law at texas a and m. university and she says it's likely there is some truth to the claim of being barred from leaving the u.s. . he clearly has been deported and presumably the reason why he was deported was in retaliation for his claiming that he was barred from departing the u.a.e. for france and a european trip or he was going to be campaigning among the egyptian diaz for there and then presumably heading

in sinai this is the latest of a number of attacks on egypt's christian minority which represents about ten percent of the population the likely suspects are two organizations really that has been consistently targeting since twenty fifteen in sinai so this on a province or the small decentralized cell of affiliated with isis but but eating in the valley and the primaries to small and cells one in cairo and one in central delta problem is that there's no clear counterterrorism and counterinsurgency policies so far dealing with this threat and for a while egypt has been just continuing the same blunders in the same mistakes egypt has been under a state of emergency since april when suicide bombing struck two coptic church is killing at least forty five people on palm sunday a local affiliate of claimed responsibility. the government has deployed more security forces outside churches in recent weeks in anticipation of attacks over the christmas period christians have long accused the authorities of not doing enough to protect them this attack will likely make those accusations louder. mea

attacked a soofi mosque in north sinai killing over three hundred people. egypt remains under a state of emergency. as more families grieve it is clear that security services are struggling to contain a brutal insurgency. now to some of the other stories making news around the world mourners in gaza have held a funeral for a palestinian killed in clashes with israeli troops a spokesman said soldiers shot at the instigators of what it called a violent protest regional tensions spiked after u.s. president donald trump recognized drew sloan as the capital of israel. as the new york city have held a vigil to honor the victims of an apartment fire in the bronx that killed twelve people including four children it was the city's deadliest fire in decades officials say the blaze was started by a preschooler who had been playing with a stove. russia's supreme court has upheld a ban on opposition leader alexina volleyed from running in the country's twenty eighteen election the courts rejected his appeal to a prior ruling that him from registering as a candidate of a

sinai province which is the. sinai. the coptic minority indiscriminately others are more selective in the targets but still it's a it's an ongoing crisis will probably see more. fortunately and until now there is nobody thinking. the counterterrorism agency policies which are basically a continuation of a lot of times policies where we leave in the finale for the meant. from the security studies to pop to the doha institute thank you. let's move to a pox on without the people in the city of rawalpindi offer testing against the u.s. declaration that it recognizes jerusalem as israel's capital this is the fourth friday that people have been demonstrating across pakistan the demonstrations organized by a charity group linked to the main suspect in the two thousand and eight mumbai attacks saying come on had a correspondent joins me now from pinney where those protests are taking place i mean what's the message that people want to send globally kemal. said they want to change across the. the guy that had been arrested a dan

in november suspected eisel fighters carried out a bomb and gun attack on a mosque in north sinai that killed more than two hundred fifty people. demonstrators are back on the streets of paris capital in that a protest against the pardon grants to former president alberto fujimori on sunday a controversial decision by embattled president. has prompted his culture minister to resign and as john de silva reports as also drawing international condemnation. peru is being forced to revisit a painful a not so distant past the presidential pardon of alberto fujimori who led latin american nation with an iron fist from one thousand nine hundred ninety to two thousand has sparked outrage in the country and beyond a group of un human rights experts has joined the critics calling it a slap in the face for the victims and witnesses who stier less commitment brought fujimori to justice and apology from the bed ridden seventy nine year old former president has done little to ease the sense of injustice. more he killed my son and this very cowardly and cruel way now president padrón public could chim

s attacked a soofi mosque in north sinai killing over three hundred people. egypt remains under a state of emergency. as more families grieve it is clear that security services struggling to contain a brutal insurgency. that is that of the other stories making news around the world . an egyptian course has sentenced former islamist presidents mohamed morsi to three years in prison for insulting the judiciary morsi was toppled by a ministry who in twenty thirteen has been detained everything and has faced trial on several charges. mourners in new york city have held a vigil to honor the victims of an apartment fire that killed twelve people including four children it was the deadliest fire and decades officials say the blaze was started by a preschooler who had been playing with the stove. authorities in serbia have discovered a huge stockpile of toxic waste at a private property outside the capital of belgrade twenty five tons of deadly chemicals were being illegally stored in portie sea of barrels local residents have been warned not to use area wells in cas

attacked a soofi mosque in north sinai killing over three hundred people. egypt remains under a state of emergency. as more families grieve it is clear that security services are struggling to contain a brutal insurgency. now to some of the other stories making news around the world mourners in new york city have held a vigil to honor the victims of an apartment fire that killed twelve people including four children it was the city's deadliest fire and decades officials say the blaze was started by a preschooler who had been playing with the stove. transgender people will be able to openly enlist in the u.s. military for the first time from monday in the new year this comes after a federal court judges effectively refused to enforce a trump administration ban on transgender recruitment in the military authorities in serbia have discovered a huge stockpile of toxic waste at a private property at site the capital belgrade twenty five tons of deadly chemicals were being illegally stored in poorly sealed barrels local residents have been warned not to use local

attacked a soofi mosque in north sinai killing over three hundred people. egypt remains under a state of emergency. as more families grieve it is clear that security service is struggling to contain a brutal insurgency. now some other stories making news around the world mourners in gaza have held a funeral for a palestinian killed in clashes with israeli troops a spokesman said the soldiers shot at the instigators of what it called a violent protest regional tensions spiked after u.s. president donald trump recognized to roost woman as. the capital of israel. russia's supreme court has upheld a ban on opposition leader alexina volley from running in the country's twenty eighteen election the court rejected his appeal to a prior ruling that barred him from registering as a candidate. responded on twitter calling on russians to boycott the booked. authorities in serbia have discovered a huge stockpile of toxic waste at a private property outside the capital belgrade twenty five tons of deadly chemicals were being illegally stored in poorly sealed barrels loc

attacked a soofi mosque in north sinai killing over three hundred people. egypt remains under a state of emergency. as more families grieve it is clear that security services struggling to contain a brutal insurgency. will move on now to a few other stories making news around the world mourners in gaza have held a funeral for a palestinian killed in clashes with israeli troops this really spokesman said soldiers shot. at the instigators of what is called a violent protest the regional tensions spiked after u.s. president donald trump recognized as the capital of israel. authorities in russia are reported to have arrested a man in connection with a bomb attack in a supermarket in st petersburg last week at least thirteen people were hurt in that bombing some severely so-called islamic state said it carried out the attack a provided no evidence to back up that claim. transgender people will be able to openly enlist in the u.s. military for the first time from monday in the new year this comes after a federal court judges effectively refused to enforce a trump

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attacked a soofi mosque in north sinai killing over three hundred people. egypt remains under a state of emergency. as more families grieve it is clear that security services are struggling to contain a brutal insurgency. now on to some other stories making news around the world authorities in russia are reported to have arrested a man in connection with a bomb attack at a supermarket in st petersburg last week at least thirteen people were hurt in that bombing some severely so-called islamic state said it carried out the attack but provided no evidence to back up its claim. russia's supreme court has upheld a ban on opposition leader alexina volley from running in the country's twenty eight thousand election the court rejected his appeal to a prior ruling that barred him from registering as a candidate and well they responded on twitter calling on russians to boycott the vote. morrison have held a funeral for a palestinian killed in clashes with israeli troops a israeli spokesperson said soldiers shot at the ensues instigators of what it called a violent p

valentin fuster, the director of mount sinai heart and physician in chief of the mount sinai hospitaln new york city. it's good to have both of you here. i want to know about this connection. how does diabetes lead to heart disease. - well the heart has three functions. the one is to pump blood. the second is to have a rhythm, so it's an electrical system, and the third, it needs oxygen to have these two properties. the products of a high blood sugar affect the three properties. - wow, so everything that keeps that heart going is all affected by diabetes. certain people are at higher risk of this, right? - people with diabetes and pre-diabetes are at higher risk for heart attack and stroke. it turns out, women are 40% more likely than men to have heart disease and people 65 and older, 70% are likely to die from some form of heart disease. - for all the people out there who are living with diabetes but not really thinking about their heart, what do you say? - bad news, they should think about their heart since the number one killer in diabetes is the heart, is heart disease. the questi

attacked a soofi mosque in north sinai killing over three hundred people. egypt remains under a state of emergency. as more families grieve it is clear that security services a struggling to contain a brutal insurgency. will move on now to some other stories making news around the world mourners in gaza have held a funeral for a palestinian killed in clashes with israeli troops the israeli military said its soldiers shot the instigators of what it called a violent protest regional tensions spiked after u.s. president donald trump recognized drucilla as the capital of israel. mourners in new york city have held a vigil to honor the victims of an apartment approx that caught fire killing twelve people calling for children was the city's deadliest fire in decades officials say the lays were started by a preschooler who had been playing with a stove. all right here's a story that's got the stuff of a spy thriller a suspected traitor abducted by government agents smuggled out of the country that's what germany has accused vietnam of orchestrating here in berlin

the town of avid one of outside bomb had their call hips and security forces have been fighting in sinai for a number of years and the vendor suspected i feel fighters carried out a bomb and gun attack on a mosque in north sinai that killed more than two hundred and fifty people. including. failing to protect children and times of war. fighting femicide the mexican community trying to tackle. dangerous places and force the first. u.s. president. and china of u.n. sanctions against north korea by continuing to sell oil to pyongyang said on twitter quote red handed very disappointed that china is allowing oil to go into north korea there will never be a friendly solution to the north korea problem if this continues to happen and i watch house correspondent has more from washington d.c. . china's denying the accusations that the president made on twitter you have to sometimes decipher why and what has prompted donald trump to go to twitter and often this is when he feels that an issue isn't being covered adequately in his view in the media he will tweet knowing that then in turn we will tak

and egyptian officer and five soldiers have been killed in an explosion in north sinai they gyptian army says it was carrying out a military patrol in outside the town of beit albert when a roadside bomb hit their vehicle. the u.s. embassy in ankara says it's left at all restrictions on visa services ending a two month trial between the u.s. and turkey it says ancora has made assurances that local u.s. embassy staff won't be detained or arrested brazil's top prosecutor has launched a legal challenge against pardons made by president michel teven just before christmas the traditional pardons are applied to all criminals meeting certain conditions but terror has been criticized for broadening the rules to include those convicted of corruption related crimes. ukrainian troops have been welcomed home after the government in provo revels completed a swap of hundreds of prisoners on wednesday about two hundred thirty people were sent to rebel hell is. is in return for seventy four presidents held by pro russian rebels. now scientists are sending robots under the ice in antarctica on a mission

those flights were halted two years ago after militants downed a russian passenger plane over the sinai the leaders also signed an eighteen billion euro deal to build egypt's first nuclear power plant here is some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the former georgian president mikhail saakashvili has been freed from detention in ukraine a judge turned down prosecutors request to keep him under house arrest he's charged with the system a criminal organization saakashvili has become a major opposition figure in ukraine and in recent years security was tight it is stamboul as the trial began of dozens of suspects in a deadly nightclub bombing thirty five people died in the attack last new year's eve so-called islamic state claimed responsibility prosecutors are seeking multiple life sentences so do you arabia is to end its thirty five year ban on cinemas the first one will open early next year the move is part of changes being introduced in the conservative country by mohamed bin the powerful crown prince. were despite new violence between palestinians and

years in november suspected eisel fight is carried out a bomb and gun attack on a mosque in north sinai that killed more than two hundred fifty people and israeli military court has extended the detention of a palestinian teenager who was filmed kicking and slapping israeli soldiers earlier this month sixteen year old i had to meet me was arrested by israeli troops last week along with her mother and cousin all three and now being held for an additional five days israeli parliament has approved a lower limiting police powers which critics say is intended to shield prime minister benjamin netanyahu from being investigated of alleged corruption the new legislation stops but he's recommending to prosecutors whether to indict suspects once the investigations have finished its also aims to stop leaks to the media from investigations an issue which has affected netanyahu is corruption case critics say the law muzzles police and other institutions. a so much more to come for you this hour fighting femicide how mexico is trying to tackle violence against women in one of the world's most dangero